Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-10

Yet this year. though frozen up once.
at least.
At the corporation village meeting.
held lasl Mrnday evening. the follow
ING officers were chIsen: Moderator,
F-W Baldwin fu>1ee<. Geo. II Blake,
o. Y Jo>lyu. f q. Collision clerk.
john L TN-mhlv; treasurer, O. :.
Mo>sMan collector. = +. BicAford.
fire wardens. J. y. Webster. f. F
Dn''ou and Henry Gay; attorney,
f w Baldwin. Il ~:s> voted To
raise a tax OF - cents on 3 dollar OF
she grand list IN excess Of the 10 per
cent raised by the town. The village
accepted the provision Of the act Of
the legislature by which the hounda-
Ties ~ the village viii ne enlarged hy
taking IN " c. Browns land s. far
south a The Roaring Brook road. the
roads adjoining being set to the vii
lage- The expenses OF the year had
been quite heavy. and the village
came ont little n debt.
Our readers who are unsteady in
clined vii bear in mind the fact tha;
The convention OF the Musical A.
socialion Is 10 he held Al Newport
the present week. commencing Tues
day and closing Friday evening
Prof. Palmer viii be the director,
Mrs. Shepard pianist. Miss kileski
Of Boston. Harry Nay OF -. Johns
bury and other leading soloists. with
Miss Nichols OF Boston s. reader.
are expected % he present There
viii be the usual drills. matiDees.
concerts and opereIras. with s prom
e0ade concert "Wednesday evening.
Half fare tickets viii be issued 10
those who 90 by rail. Membership
tickets cost $50 fol gentlemen.
s1.25 for ladies. Entertainment free;
board 81 the hotels from sI.0O 10
$50 per dav.
ALBANY
The let proceeds Of the Cong. do
nation was $50.
". H. Hayden recently lost one Of
his big oxen ~ death.
John Peters has moved on to Alex
Frazier's Livingstone Horace
Way has bought and moved on to
the Hamilton place.-A. r. Camp
bell mas bought The Bashaw place il
>buresville for s pas;ure.-Bartleti
< keniston who bought E. Jackson
Lowell farm have moved on 70 IL.
East Albany
Ms. Bennett from Randolph. has
come here 10 take care Of her sister.
Nrs-CovIes. who : slowly recovering.
The Rev. R. v. Collins aDd wife
wish 10 acknowledge Z liberal dona-
lion Of sS..37. and also Christmas
gifts OF chair and hanging lamp
from the Young gentlemen and ladies
amounting % So. making : total Of
sIl2-37. for which The people o. A.
bany have their sincere thanks.
Amos Gould and wife feel very
grateful 10 their friends and neigh
bors who have been % kind 10 them IN
their Sickness. M. Gould mas been
unable 10 work and confined 10 the
bonse since Oct. with rheumatism
and he feels very thankful for The
big wood Pile his fIiends got up. and
also for their kindness II repairing
the water works.
Barton Landing
Lecture on Oliver Cromwell this
Monday evening
All persons wishing entertainment
during The Suffrage Association meet
iDgs. should write Mrs. a d Chan
der. Barton Landing.
TIE following officers we're chosen
S. the vilzge meeting: Moderator.
D. c. French: Geek. c. H. Jones
Collector. D. Buchanan Treasurer.
D. c. French Trustees. l. n Chan
dl-l. C. 7. Jo-lyn. r 4. stafford
Au5i-ors. c :. >hirD-I. O. Il. Aus
uu. ?. Guild Engineers OF fire de-
partuent- Z L Chandler. c. :
Skinner. 9. t. Chandler.
I5r-,p wilmington
c H J0slyD has added % us herd
some fD= Durham cattle.
Prayer meeting 81 {. \. Robin
sons next Thursday evening
D. P. Walworth and and wife Of
Coventry. and g J Gores and wife
OF Bloomington iulzni taking q trid
10 Fiorlda for their health
Ms. :. Mechanics has moved 80
john CampoelI-s. ohe Il n feeble
health aud j. left without any near
2 -latfve. She bas muc8 sympathy
IN her deep sffiiction-
NJ. EIl=hs Gri-a Old ha~ drawn L
cords u woo5 80 rods on q hand
sled within ne last three weeks.
Pretty VEL for man sev=ntv--hree
year CD.
About foriy-fre o orr towns peo- .
pie attended the donation q JOHN
Miles last TUESDAY The people
have Contributed over twenty-five
dollars n provisions and money for
the benefit OF NJ. Thomas MzxwalI's
family. NJ. and Mrs Maxwell de-
size their heartfelt thanks extended
10 al WHO nave aided them IN tbeiT